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Announcing the 2020 CChIPS Annual Report

Published December 9, 2020 in Research in action

The Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS) has released its 2020 Annual Report highlighting research projects funded through the consortium for the 2019-2020 project year.

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Announcing the 2020 CChIPS Annual Report

A Pivotal Meeting Leads to Decade of Cooperative Research & Impact

Published November 19, 2015 in Research in action

Today, the Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS) at CHOP is celebrating 10 years of collaborative research aimed at improving child safety. CChIPS' founder and director takes a look back at a pivotal meeting that put CChIPS -- and it's 10 years and over 100 research projects -- into motion.

Advances in Child Injury Prevention (ACIP) Conference, November 19-20

Published October 27, 2015 in Research in action

The Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies' (CChIPS) annual conference, Advances in Child Injury Prevention (ACIP), will be held November 19-20, 2015 in Plymouth, MI. Read more for topic and registration details.

Student Engineers Get the Spotlight at Injury Biomechanics Symposium

Published June 18, 2015 in Research in action

Today, we are pleased to welcome a guest blog post from John Bolte, PhD, Director of the Injury Biomechanics Research Center at The Ohio State University (OSU). John discusses the Injury Biomechanics Symposium, where OSU hosts students from universities around the world to present their research.

New CChIPS Chair Looks Toward the Future

Published March 19, 2015 in Research in action

We would like to welcome a guest blog post from Schuyler St. Lawrence, the new CChIPS IAB Chair. Schuyler is the Assistant Manager for Safety Technical and Regulatory Affairs at Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Toyota is a founding member of CChIPS. Read more to learn about his long term vision for CChIPS.

Using the Microsoft Xbox Kinect Sensor™ for Child Safety Research

Published March 5, 2015 in Research in action

It is no surprise that researchers often seek out cost-effective ways to conduct rigorous research. What may be surprising, however, is that a new data collection tool being utilized by CIRP@CHOP investigators is part of a gaming system that many families have in their homes.

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